The first mind blowing book that lead me to think further and deeply starts with nothing more than Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Poor Dad. It is really great for him to have a poor but educated dad, and a rich dad that taught him about financial literacy and to look at things differently. By putting the two dads together you are going to get more than just the one-sided thinking.

And there is one thing that keeps me thinking about from the book is the chapter on work to learn, don’t work for money. By decades, it has been over a debate of whether education is important or not. But never does the debate comes to an end. That is simply because, everyone knows it is important to get an education, however most schools do not prepare children for the realistic world.

A lot of people thought that learning has to be done only in school, but that is not exactly true. In fact, I would think that learning can be done everywhere and anytime. You just need to be prepared to learn anytime. It can be a new vocabulary that you happened to see in a book, it can be a skill, a process or anything new that you tend to find out or get to know, which you initially have no idea or have not thought about prior to it.

People hold on to the idea of getting good education, get good grades, and get a good job, and eventually they think get a good pay, and that’s their life with the continuous repeating cycle. I would suppose that is a rat race, chasing paper, chasing money, you always are in hot pursuit for money. And that is why Rich Dad Poor Dad provides an education of getting out of the loop and start to looking at money from other perspectives.

This book has been in bookstore for quite sometime and is still one of the best-selling book, if you have still not been able to get it for whatever reason, you should get Rich Dad Poor Dad now, and start changing your money sense and lifestyle and life perspective. All these are going to be more than the value of the book.

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